Around 60 Japanese nationals are in Sudan, including embassy staff, top government spokesman Hirokazu Matsuno said. theSun theSundaily Japan Sudan WorldNews
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno holds a press conference on the situation in Sudan at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on April 19, 2023. - AFPPIX: Japan is preparing to evacuate its nationals from Sudan, the government said Wednesday, the first nation to publicly announce plans to pull its citizens from the conflict-hit country.
Around 60 Japanese nationals are in Sudan, including embassy staff, top government spokesman Hirokazu Matsuno said. Other nations have urged their citizens in Sudan to provide their names and contact details to their embassies.
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